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.4 • 4 6: r - < , 'r 4 dit. ft • 7 . 74 44 'WbsNY.* t ‘i , 1 L id tip */.k/lhillit`k ""d TT.EC I '},r g• Ti:;lt~' . Vatßzu 5438.1 . .THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1810. [PRIC,E STIPENCE .11A.IX1 tN.Nr ?c:. _.-- - VOCAL CONCERT POSTPONED. ESSRS.HARRISON,BARtLEMAN, and G R E ATOR EX, are extremely concerne4l, to. state (from Medical authority) to the Nobility and Gentry, Sub. scribers. that Mrs. BI LLINGTON is so much indiSposed as to be unable to sing, TO.MORItO W, the 16th instant. However there is, from the slim' authority, reason to hope and believe' that "she'will be able to perform on the FRIDAY followiag, when the CONCERTS will certainly com, mence - After consulting several Noble and Respeaable Pa trons. they have thought it expedient to Postpone the FIRST CONCERT - to that Pay; and as their principal oh. jeAt 100 give every satisfalion in their power, by availing themselves to the utmost of Mrs. BI LLI NGTON's tran scendant talents, they-respetlfully hOpe'and trust that their C7ontlu'd on this occasion will meet with the Approbation of ' the Subscribers generally. - . ....7 • • SEVENTH •TIME.. • " " "EV V'THEATIV. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . • - - 1 0-141ORROW EVENING, Feb. 16, 1810, will be p erformed a new Drama ; in Three AEts, inter- Versed with k THE FREE KNIOHTS.; Or,. THE EDICT OP CH'ARLEMAGNE: The Prince Palatine, Mr. EGERTON ; • Baron Ravensberg, Mt. BLANCHARD.; Ravensberg, Mr. C. P Ei41.141.:E; Count Rola,(1, Mr. -IN CLE DON.; . Lellarmin (the Abbot,of Corbey),-Mr," YOUNG Christopher, Mr. FA W ETT. ; • Oliver, Mr.- gIMMONS ; Agnes, Mrs'. -FL JOHNSTON; • The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Iq - Ulrica, Mrs. DICKONS. AEI 111. will.be represented the Installatiott of the - Abbot of Corbey. After which will be performecnfor the first - time) a new 'farm, in Awo Act*, • A BUDGET OF .BLUNDERS. • • The Characters by • MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, •• Mr. LISTON, Mt FARLEY, Mr. MENAGE, Mr. KING, 244 r. HEATH, - Mr. GAYWOOD,— . • Miss 110 ETON, Mrs; GIBBS. 4 pus ‘v HI t - m ors. E. • 2 , • . ll ottis 754 SeCond Price 3s. 6a:—Nit 3s . 6d. StcOnd Price • 'Callery 2s. Second Price ts. —Upper Gallery ts. • - Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the L.tevir Box-O ffi ce in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten ' 4- Pour, • r • liewoors he opened at Half = past Fiie, and the Play '"cgilt at Halt past Six. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Jan. 3olb, iSto. °T HE OMISISIOIVERSjor VICTUALLEVG gg Hi.r_Majekity's Navy do hereby giVe Notice, That on Tuesday the 2oth of February next,' they' will be ready to receive Tenders in writing ( sealed up), and treat for Three Hundred and Fifty. tons of ROSE CORK (seconds) BUTTER, 6r /l utter of villa goodness; to be delivered one Half thereof in Six Week r, and thrlothei pall in Six "(irks afterwards, in:o His 111,rjerty's Vklzeallirtg Stores at the Pa is, and in the proportions under-mentioned, . Deptford - - - ISO POrtstnoutit - - rco ,Plymouth - - 500 IMPERIAL PARLIAAVENT. :11 N laid HOUSE. OF COMMOAA WEDNESDAY, - FEBRUARY 14,, twihe at for Mr. CALCRAFT moved that a Me , lsage bre sent to the Lords, requesting, that Lord: Qatcther,might ba permitted to attend the Conirni:tee of the Ntrhole H6use, on the Expedition to the Scheldt, and that Sir IL Strachan and Lord Paget should be ordered to attend the said Comnaittee.—Ords.:red. S I 0477 4:es• court. ~lild[i• : "The Two Exchequer Bills: ere read a se exit-id-time, and committed tpr ,to-morroW. aler, st MALTA... HE BRITISH' MERCHANTS, established in 1 the Island of MALTA, having4ormed a General Associationfor the Protection and Relief of their Trade, and established a Committee of Twenty-one Gentlernen,t6 adopt such measures as might• be judged most expedient fur the purpose proposed, the said Committee, by•tiie last. Packet, iransmitted to Mr. Turnbull, the Chairman of the Mediter ranean Merchants, sundry .Papers, containing the Detail of their Proceedin„s, 'and of the Objects they had in con templation ;- and We) requested that he would• convene by publicAdyertisement, a General Meeting of all Merchants, Traders, and other's, interested in 'Trade with. Malta, giving one-and-twenty days notice for 'them to , assemble, to take into their c :tisideration, the Matters desired to be commit nicated to theth, and to form a ComMittee to co-operate witli the one at Malta. Mr: WHITHER/AD aid s :the Right Hon. Gentle r . man opposite had not yet bruught forward any thing parti•culatly relating. to the .finance of the country. lie widted to give notice that when, tJtat subject was brought forward, if any proposition were fer,a7newe Lottery, ht Should most strenuously' ' oppose it. - The Indemnity till was' read a second time, and ordered to be commited to-mbrrow,- Mr. PARNELL inquired what rate of, interest the Exchequer Bilk were to bear. • Mr. WHARTON said that was not..tlecided upon.. On the motion' of Mr..PAllN:m.t r e returns `of corn and flour impoqe&in the year endingOLLg, 1809, , were ordered to,laid before the House. - • m!er- and to le paid :or_by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days f. , er date. The Canditicns of she Crnttrati may 6e seen at the Secretaty's eAs• • - ' -•' • • - • Na regard will be had toady Tender in : Which the Price shall, not be inierted:m wordr at length,' or. that shall not be delivered to the •Titard before - One o'Clr.-ck on the said Tuesday, the 2cith of li•brttaty nrxt, nor unless the Person who makei the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to,nswer when calla for, 'r 1101, 'Ot dyer. nusic' a r rer, , Mid- lacorisequence ofthis' - request, Mr. TURNBULL hereby gives Nonce, that a Gent , ral Meeting will be held at the City of,Lonelon "l'avern, on Wednesday, the' 7th of March, at wh.:n the Papers will• be produCed, and 'Business be entered upon precisely . at One o'Clock. Mr. Turnbull will have pleasure in stewing the Papers to any Gentleman, 'who may wish to see them, previous to the Meeting February r.f, aro. , mid- • . , ICTUALLING-OFFIC E, Feb, 2, igfo. - . THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 11/S MAPESTri NAPY do hereby give Notke„That on nesday, the 2oth last: they will be rea.ty to receive . Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat pr such quantities of good Sound SPANISH RED, FAYAL, or TENERIFFE WINE, as he respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to offer ; to be subject to a itiars'anty of Twelve stlonths, to be de livered, free of Customs and Excise Duties, one Ilrlf thereof be t the first of Marcia and thirtieth of April next, and the other flalf between the first of May and thirti, th of Jane hug, into hie Majesty's Vietualling.Stnres at Deptford, Ports mouth and P ! 'nuouth, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, nin;ty days afierpdate. The Conditions of the Contraa way be' seen at tht-Secrel.vy's Offier. • " r No ;Tender awill he accepted unless the quantities and prices of each-"description of *me shalt be distinctly stated; nor will regard be bad to any Tender in which the Prices shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ~not be delivered to the Board before One o'cl o ck 'on the said Tuesday, the loth Instant, nor unless , the Person who makes floe Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to ansseer,•when called The Prince of Wales's Bui t Wing Leise bill went through , a Committee, the . report of v,hich %Vas ordered to be received to-morrow. NINTH TIME. ' 7...YCEUM' THEATRE., • • 4fiderthe Special Licenseof The LOrw CHAMBERLAIN,' Crlinted for the present'Season to the joint aprrlkation of all PartieS principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Seriants, tormin , the COM- ,P4NY - at the- late - DR URY• LA E THEATRE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, fe N btuary tgro, r ° ortn - a new PI .y, - in - Five Acts, = Winded ort Massinger's . Mt:fly - of The City Madam, cal ,ed • ' RICHES ! • Or, THE WI i• E. AND BROTHER. The chaf.telers•by ' Mr. POIVELL, Mr. HOLLAND, - - , Mr: RAINTOND, ,Mr. WRENCH, • Mr. DE cAMP,'Mr PENSON, • Itilr. VAVGHA.N.- Mr.,/, SMITH, • Mrs. EDWIN, Miss RAY, T Mrs 0 RGE IC; AIDS.. SCOTT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr LYRIC, And the Epilogue by Mrs. EDWIN. After which (first time tfiii Season) the Dramatic Piece Of • THE CRITIC; Or, A• TRAGEDY REHEARSED. • t - Dangle, Mr.- PA LM R ; Sneer, (Mlr. POWELL • . Sit Fretful Plaglary, Mr. MATHIIWS; • Puff Mr. - IN, .•'•, (Being his first, appesranc, in that Cbargter). • ' • • , Lord Btirleigh, Mr. KikaGIIT ; Governor,' Mr. RAY ;- Earl of I.eit•ester, Mr.. HOLLAND-; - • • Sir Walter sleigh, Mr. J. S1•Il TH . ; Sir Christopher Hatton, Mr.:. P LINLE ; I ustice,, Mr..E,YRE;; lion FerolO'Whi.kerandos, Mr. DE CAMP; Hat Niece, Miss RAY ' • SeCond Niece, Miss 130 YCE.; _ justice's Lady, Mrs. NIADDOCKS ; • .. • Confidant, Miss TIDSW E. L L ; Tilnurina, Mrs. HA RLOWL. • 6s. Second Pri c e 3s .—Pi t.3s . 6d Se co nd Price,u.— . •1;,!./lerY 26.. Second ' Price is . — Upper 'Gallery is. Second "ee 6;1. 0 • -morrow, The-Confederacy ;- with: Honest Thieves. ti rap p ; new Musical Farce is in rehearsal, and will be imme.. roducd.' • Here• ►urgh, ss JOHN TURNBULL. Mr. H SU NTNER obtained leave to bring in a - Bill for in:iking Wet flocks,. Basin's, and .other works un the banks of the Thames, - at Rutherhit fit. A - Gentleman from the Army Medical ,Board presented certain papers at 'the Bar, which were cf dered to be printed. The f. - :orninittee Sepply and Ways and Means were postiloned (ill Friday. - • • The Win&lr Forest Bill was read a second-time, mid committed for to-morrow.' On the Motion of Mr. ROSE; a Saea Committee was appointed to consider of the proposed further improvement of Westminster. =Lord COCiiRANB VW. novice that he - would on - Monday move • for certain docuMents to shew on what- authority the King's- Proctor takes charge of the condemnation of captured vessels, and 'also ior. papers showing the mode in which pri zeSare shared. Mr. ROSE•btoughein a Bill. to Prohibit the Distil latiow of Spirits from Curn or Grain in Great Bri tain for a limited tione, which was read a first, time, and after a few-.words from Sir J. Newport, Sir T. Turton, Mr Foster, Mr. Calcratt, Mr. Rose, Mr. Parnell, and Mr, O'H.ira, ordered to 6e . re.td cond time on Tuesday. Mr. 11.- 'THORNTON gay - le ,notice, that he would to-morrow move tor. leave to kina nto en -large 'the time for nringing . in Private Isms. ead of SINGULAR ,\ND GENUINE AFFLICTION. ' 6 ' A h little'think the gay licentious proud, Whom pleasure, pow'r, and affluence surround." AGENTLEMAN; (p iirthe Meridian of Life),, . who haS,,ny his' .Literary Q .alificAti4ns and Attain.: hitherto supported himself with decency and coin. rim, is now, hy'the Dispensations of Providence, reduced to the last stage of physical Demlily and pecuniary Indigence, articio 11) or tons, Is and cotiPc bine , Forupvtardslif.Fight Months, he. has strugglett with a most severe, painful, and riangerous illness ; prostrate the t- greater part of the Cline, on the Conch of Misery and Paini The walk of literature in which he was principally en gag,ed, was that of Contributor to some of the mast respect. able Prints; chiefly as a Partiamentary Reporter, in which Capacity fie 11.4 attended either House of Parliament, mere than Twenty Year's. But the deplorablestate of Health to, which he is reduced, not only totally - prceltvies him from • - engaging-in a Business of that kind, (which involves no small '-depersof physical Trouble), - but - from'Making any intellec. Mil exertion in the least degree adequate, to his support. -To Constitutc. the Climax of the Advertiser's Affliction, Ida Wife, printipally from her anxious .Solicitude, and close. Attendance oil iiim, during, so long an interval, is -recently 'seizi,d with a violent •FtiWr, attended tiy-a dangerous'pulino - uary.4ffettion. - unner shanow• languishes ! He shrinks with aversion- and horror from the-baleful example of' that very superior. genius Chatterton, who, thongh - blessod with youth and health, pitferred draining the empoisoned Vial, and rushed. unbidden, into the. pßi.nice or, the perhaps still more deleterious erampld of that more trrn scendent- luminary Otway, who yielding- to a listless Des pondency,' faded, into the Arens of Death !. The isdirefliser, relying with humble Confidence on _that humane ,and coin passionate Sympathy ; that chicrint ; inative heeling . and that unparalleled Beneficence, which chataaerizes the British Public, submissively entreats those under such benign In fluences, to come forward to his Assistance and Relief. -" The most thrilling flattery is the voice of Misery relieved. To see the Tear of Gratitude 'smelling in the Eye • to see Happiness, like a new Creation, brightening up at the touch, and teel ourselves rising in the est; mation of the Soufce of-Being, these create a Yridt winch humility may ' avow, and a superiority which will survive the fleeting plum. tarns of distindian !". • • . itoll~ ll d tices• ne 10 TiparS e:ary, h had ite se ab- , II- ne- VICTUtiLLING-OFFICE, • • Peb. 6, did. T HE COMMISSIONERS fir VIC7IIALLING HIS MA Ft:Tv , .. h !Arts , rowl on Ft ilay the 16th Ina. they , :vill be ready to receive Tenders in Ivriting (sealed rep); and treat for Three liandreti Bags 'of K ENTISH HOPS, of the growth.op the Year 1808, to he de livered in One Month into' his Majesfy's Stores: a' Porisnrouth ; weror, it .that NEW MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. is ge fortY d; Mr. MANNING 'said lie had some days ago pie-- sented a Petition from certain , persons, praying for the establishment• of a ; new Marine Instfrarwe Company. He now rose to call the' atlent ion ,of the House 'more particularly to that subject.-: Three-fourths of the principal merchants , and• ship-owners were desirous of forming such an establishment, and. he trusted its general btility Would be obtious to the House. The Hon, GA. denim ,then took a view of the rise and progiess of Insurance Companies. He • then gave a state ment of the rates of insurance paid in various parts of the:United Kingdom,. and of the beneficial ef feas which might be expected to arise ft orn - it Co the country, and the ,increase of resenue tlnit would thence 'be 'derived. He did not wish to trench oi l the privileges of the Companies already establishd, but he wished the Petition referred to a Si:leet mittee, in which the Justice of its clairOS could be deliberately 'discussed. He concluded by Movin4, that the Pet►tion shonid be referred to. a &lea Committee, appointed to consider the present state of Marine Insurance i❑ Gruat Britain. i'apf 4 :~ ' Sixty Tons of COCOA, to 6e &livered within 'the same' Fe. Hod, into his Majesty's 1 1 :iqualling Stores at ,Deptfo, d; and Forty-five Tont rf NIUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be deliver. edin tbe original :Packages, in the p4ce o/ a Fortnight, into' bit Majesty's Ai-nry Piaaalting Stores in Saint C'atharine's, w he. Ca. nd I", 1 ENERAL STR JOHN 1140011E 1 s CORUNNA PA:TENT CAMP 'BEDSTEA D, forming a regular Z.Lary Bed tdr the Pieta, Barracks - , Feu. also a SOFA' for. a 3 pt or Ilown,'&:c. and.likewise a SEA COT for on board "P, the whole packik in a small Valice, allowed the most a „ ° ".t , fe. ever yet- maitufadured, invented by M011,f; AN .41.-ti4/DERS, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine -street, strand, ;: Jo most humbly presume the honour.: ongtil:to .. be " ll.those who -so gallantly live' tor tlieif'King • (1 Country. • •. The whole to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the yeeiteßive Tenders,,and to he paid for by Bills, pqyable with In terns ninety days after date. The anditions of the Contrails may he seen at the Secretary's • •Office. No regard will be. had to any Tender hi which the Price shall • not be inserted in words at length, or /hat . shall not be delivered to the . Huard before One o'clock pa. the said F, the t6ll)lnit. nae:s lbc gar. the 1 en(Ter, or wine ferron on his - behalf ;attends, to answer When called Jo ; ----" B. , !nefadions will be thankfully received, and gratefully I.4eknowleciged, oft the - part of the Advi!rti:;er, 13 - . 4 the follow ing Gentlemen, who are acquainted with the Case, and can vouchtfor tite correditoss of the ab‘ive S'Oterrient : —The Pro ! - priefors" of this Paper, 'and Mr. Si;iiiips, Publisher, at •the St. , :t Office ; also by George 'Pearson. Esq M.D. &c. 9, Hanover-street, Hanover-square; Thomas. Copeland, Esq. Surge,m, 4, Guldemsquare ; and Mr. itidgway, Bookseller, ' Piccadilly. ; :10:035A i, triCß r ry, tr)f h y of " • This nay WO, publisileti, In Crovnl v (Mayo, einbel lisirtd 'with a Profile of !te.Author, price 7s. boards, • P 0 E M . 8, &c. by the late i [OHS ,DAWES WO IWAN, of Bristol, who died on the 25th or jury, 1869, igedrNineteen Years. • • • - - 3 , Miss North" . . o which are added,• Some particulars of his Life and Character, by an early Friend antE • Associ:te ; with a Preface IV WILLIAM HA Y - L EY, Esq. Printed for. Longman, Hurst, Itces,• and Orrne, Pateinos ter-row. Miss e; • nci4 ti t , • vIOABLE CANAL P ROPER-TV,. AND AN ABSO LUTE REVrRSION IN'THE FUNDS. TO BF - SOLD: BY AUCTION, ~;4 0 • By, -SCOTT, n Friday the ad of March, at Twelve 'o'Clock, the . Matt,' it ' • •V. ON MOVTESI-114 E, GRAND JUNCTION, „., LANCAST It„ HDERSFIELD, ILTS and KS, KitNNETandAVO UD N,'ELLESMERF., W TFIAN4ES t I 4 IEDWAV CANAL, and' E, N-T WATER WO Psi( ! : „PAR ES; and •an -ABSOLUTE REVERSION to viol. Celit. Consols; stariciing,ip nanie of t4e Accountant theral ; to which the Purehaser the beeothe entitled on the of a Ladyityyears of age. t' att i cti l ars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at 14tchett's eel, stPreet iccadilly at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, '2B, New tge-.- • • .FREEMANTLE ESTATE, . 'ONE MILE FROM SOU EH A IMPTON. -, • TO BE SOLI) BY . AOCTION, ' kj., - By WINSTAN LEY and SON, • -‘,,!, Thursday, the sad of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at / the ` l tldion Mart, near the Bank Of England, by Order of the Me .F. x-rebtors ' in , One Lot.' ' `HE very Desirable FREEHOLD MANSION, Ip 4 1,, with Offices of every denotnivation, Lawn, Garden, 'easure Grounds, Paddock. thandsoine Entrance Lodges, aT n , .. . ti -1 , ald, Husbandry Buildings, Cottages, and several In. Leoo of Arable,' Meadow, pasture, and Woe! Land im. iiately surrounding the Mansion, and containing leetlikr, 1.35 . A. P. R. 7 P. the late Residence and Property • I 0 I-I .S 1 I•A R , R. E rr, Lsq. deceased. • T hiseligible, E '-iate is situated at Milhrook, on the high ro ad J b Q from Southampton, through the New Forest to , Sath. z i l lrY, Ringwood, Christ Church, &e. one mile only from a l .thampion, eight from Lyndhurst, eighteen from Lym. St. and 7 . 8 from London ; commanding Marine ',and ...td Prospeets of great exkent and beauty. • $ 4 , 1 . lie Nlansion is replete with every convenience,requisite 1 4 toe accommodation of a Family of the first reApeciaoi. „ 11 ,,y fitted up in a sty diciouslyle of supe!arraUged ior tasfeand well'and elegaconneaed ; 1 0 he Offices are ju ; Cardens productive, the Land in good condition, with !,I,lable Forest Right. and aneatly possession will be given. (3,. o be vie w ed f ro m the ist o f M arc h - to t h e day of Sale ii,c 443 )'s excepted), by Caids of Admission only, which, 'il descriptive Particula's may be had of 'Messrs. Shawes, lic!ane, and Shawe, Solicitors, 'Eudvr-street, Blacklriars ; is, I Winstanley and Son, Paternoster. row, London,.Whe r e • ati may be seen. . , li o _attieulars nray likewise be hail of Wm. Amor, Esq. V t hatnptort ; - the George, at Winchester ; Crown, at tr 1 ;;;;Ist k 2 hitiCh ; Angel, Lymington ;* the Crown, at P or t s . *L.,,t 11 ; White Hart, at Sali s bury ; t h e; W bi t e Li on , at B at h ; IZt;Weller,, Chichester ; and at th e A li ce o f Salle., 'l4 k _ l5 - About 10,0001. of the Purchase Money straytemAiii 7Sitate for two. years, . i Iregitired a ' , • - 0 1 c ° ' stmt► street. Archet eldest aught:a 'use, in ie Right ti M rs. a (ix' aged ;7 ally tic• and re- h e i.ord t)erto.r, L i* Tal" age, 5 . ;1' State fo r is o f )I 06ifib.er lit; St' ty Cal' ; 9_. 1) 5S ~~ DANIELL'S VOYAGES . AND TRAVELS. This Day was poblished, ' 4 ,Irklpg 4t o . price 11, rs.. Part 1. (cuut.t . ming-five coloured Prints, neatly mounted, with leiter-press), of A PICTURESQUE VOYAGE co INDIA, by the way of CHMA.. • " By THOMAS R.A. and WILLIANI A.R.A. The Voyage outwa rd will 'comprisefitty plates,' with nar rative and deseriptivrietter , -press, , terming one volume large 4to. and will be completed in to portions.. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pateruos. ter-row; and William Daniell, No. 9, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square. _ This Day was published, - In Three Volumes royal ,gmo. price Los. 6d. boards, printed uniformly with the British Essayists, . - THE CONNOISSEUR. A . cprroaeci Edition ; with - a Preface; Historical and Biographical. By ALEXANDER CHALMhRS, Printed for I. Johnson, R. Baldwin, Nunn, W. Miller, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 'Cathil and Davies, j and I. Richardson, a•.. 1 J. Asperne. Ot whom ,nay be had, uniform with the above, The "1 atler, - 5 vols. ii. GUardian, 3 ,vols. tzs.—Spec. tator, to vols. 11. t ss.—Adventurer, ; . vols. los Cl. Idler, 4s. boards.- Also, The Btitisli. Essayists, completz..is vols. price tol. los. boards. TUMOURS of the Breast, and Seri . )Anions. Enlargements, in toung Pirsons, will disperse by-the use of SPII.SiII , RY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. 'lt is a sate and efficacious Medicine ;- and its success t. is been proved in numerous cases of Eruptive, Scorbutic, - Gouty, Rheumatic, and other Diseases, cinineeted with ba,i digestion and iniperteet secretion of bile. This reniecly promotes great spirits and a good appetite. The genuine Medicine has the words " By the King's - Pa tent," expressed on'tne bottle, bill of difeaion 'and outside wrapper; - and ribeicing . s duty is print ed black ink. Sold at /he Oispensary,Solto.iquare, London, in small bottles of ss. 6d. duuble bottles: ro s . anti. larier rl. :16, Comp4und: ksience, to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs, . • • • FOR COUCHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PEcTORA.i. ESSENCE UP COLTSWOT. . . r T,THE Herb Colesfoot, called Tussilago, by the .1.• An Tents, was distinguished by them, as its name suffi ciently conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and . other pulmonary ',complaints ; and this Essence has, in the course of a long pradicu, .been found the most safe and effec tual Remedy 'for Coughs, Astlirrias, and all Disordets of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. It admirably - allays the tickling which provokes frequent cough ing, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, and there bv'eularges-the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Consumptions, if taken before the_Langs are ulcerated. It cures also all husky and dry Coughs,.heats rawness and soreness of tha Breast, and gives relief' to those who, through age or infirmity, are deprived of rest or sleep. This, Essence is prepared , by lames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol . ; and sold only by F. : Newbery and Sons, NO. 45, the East UAW Ot . St. Paul's,, London, in bottles 3s. 6d. each, duty included ; and none are genuine, but those which have. the words '• F. Newberg, Na, 45, $ 1 '..• 11- aul's," 'engraved On the Stamp ; also, Saeger, Oxiard-street llaWliins, Bond stzet ; Haywrnd, Piccadilly ; Barry, Westminster; 1-liirris, Ludgate-street ; Randall, Exchange ; Boraugh ; }Salley and Co. 4.:ocksphr-street ;* Ward, Holborn. Mr. GIitNFELL made a few observations, but spoke so low that he could not heard. Mr. MARRYOTT commented at length on the .speech of. Mr. Manning,.and on. tile Petition., An Anquiry of the nature of that proposed had fOrrneny been inslittited, not in a Seled Committee,' - but iii a Committee of the Whote'HOUSe, and in The end the subject pact been abandoned: The Hon. Geutleman would place the country in the situation of tt;e out -of whenn one.evil spirit gad beat' cast 'only - to return with seven others.. In t'" / .. 7 t the tiumb:-r of Underwriters was but 7 . 9, hut since that:period-014 trade and commerce of the country. had increased.tp such a degree, that at the present clay there were'no fewer than 1500. Insurances must, consequently, have increased -in a great degree. It. Underwriters.--were generally more approved of thast.• public Companies. if each of the. tife;:u itundred Underwriters - now at Lloyd's could advance but 30 . 01. and each of them could advance a much wore cousi&rable sum,. „au insurance could be, effected to a gre }ter extent than had ever been requir e d.— . BesideS the common risks there were . mai risks,' which Companies did not care to be concerned with. When. the ports of the Baltic were open to us, they would not.. grant - an insurance withwit s:teured..against the capture of a vessd. bj the ent:my, and those naval stores w Lich wets. so necessary to us, would ilever . have been pr - t, cured, but tor the, intrepi.iity of the Under\vriters. Companies who knew but little„ comparatity speaking, on the -subject, would frequ,-,ncy very: prudently-too) decline risks width . gettletnen who knew they wen, about,' wer e not Nftaid - to melt. For these teasous, l,e Nrl:s . of cipinion, thaPf no ficdity could he,atf,t . cLtd to,tradt! . by. the charterinw of public.Cotripanis. ' 5 ,060:0001.' the ca, lt'd. of the.propused establislinfenc, ,vas tiodetbv. edly a great stun ; but he laid not a . J , . , uot . 4,1 tiqy' gentlemen at Lloyd'a would toy vvt:c.ls., to lay : down the sum v‘ithoat VICTUALLING-UI7IOE, Feb. i4th, iSio, 'THE camprzsvoivEßsjor ncruALLIAG MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Th'at on Thursday, the 2.zd inst. their Agent at' Rothmoutb , Will be . readyto receive Tenders, be writing (sealed up), and treat for Gne Thousand Quarters 'c f, good H cr F6RE I ';N W HEAT , (to weigh nj)'-six pound: per Barbel,' and ix cafe it -should 44440 above flity,iix pounds per Bathe!, sthe overweight will bePiid jord to be .delivered at said P.,rt, in m7O Month, and to be paid for' hy Bills payable, wi:o Interest, ninety days after date. ThE Conditions of the Contrite? may be seen at the I/lama/ling Pilice at Portsmotith. Iskregard will kad to any Tender in which the shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not & deliverer/1P the zigenthefore Twelve o'Crock on the said Thursday the 221 I.lstinti• tear unless the Person who makes the Tender, ot some Person nu bi t kebab', attends, to answer, when Balled for.